Hitomi Tsukishiro

Hitomi Tsukishiro (月白瞳美) is the main character of Iroduku: The World in Colors. She is a girl who descends from a family of witches. As she gets older, she lost her sense of colors and she gets transported back 60 years into the past by her grandmother.

Appearance
Hitomi is considered to be a very beautiful girl (where it has been mentioned multiple times in the anime) with waist-length silver hair that has bangs swept to the right side and dark-yellow eyes.

As a high school student, she wears the future Minamigaoka High School's uniform, consisting of a white collared shirt with a turquoise bow tie and skirt. As she finds homage at the magic house in the past, she wears a pink sweater over a white blouse and skirt.

Personality
Hitomi is a shy and timid character as shown multiple times in the anime is reluctant to talk to fellow people because she deems herself unworthy of people's affection. Although she is extremely cautious, once she has come out of her shell she is an unbelievably charismatic teenage girl.

Background
Before Hitomi went back to 2018, she was a lonely girl who didn't have many friends where she stated that friends and a boyfriend weren't significant to her. She struggles with Achromatopsia, or total colorblindness, making her world considerably more depressing.

Kohaku Tsukishiro
Kohaku is Hitomi's grandmother who transported her 60 years back to the past. As a teenager, she prefers Hitomi calling her by first name and they are very close friends.

Yuito Aoi
Yuito and Hitomi developed a special relationship throughout the series where they are assumed to have feelings for each other.

For some reason, Hitomi can see the color of his drawings.

Shou Yamabuki
Shou confesses his feelings for Hitomi, but he is ultimately rejected due to her emotions towards Yuito Aoi.

Nonetheless, they remain friends afterwards.

Etymology

 * The name Hitomi means "pupil of the eye" (瞳) (hito) and "beautiful" (美) (mi).
 * Hitomi's surname Tsukishiro means "moon" (月) (tsuki) and "white" (白) (shiro).